SF Writer (with MyCompLab NEW with E-Book Student Access Code Card)

by John J. Ruszkiewicz, Maxine E. Hairston, Daniel E. Seward

From its opening paragraph to its concluding almanac, this handbook examines the writing process today from the perspective of writers, young and old, learning new roles and reaching new audiences. The style is energetic and witty, the advice fresh and contemporary, the design ground-breaking. SF Writer/4E continues its reinvention of the tabbed/spiral bound writing handbook. It retains its ground-breaking emphasis on visual rhetoric, while offering fuller coverage of the writing process and various genres of writing. Topics covered working as a writer, shaping language, presenting your writing, writing arguments, research, documentation, understanding grammar, and understanding punctuation and mechanics. With its handy format and comprehensive scope of material (including the latest information in writing for the Web) this is the perfect desk reference for anyone that needs to write effectively for business or personal use.

Genres: Writing

640 pages, Spiral-bound

First published December 26, 2006

Reviews

[Eddie · Rating 3 out of 5]

As I cannot find my special edition on Goodreads I shall rate the cited components from which it was taken.

My special edition:
Reading Literature & Writing Argument with Additional Research and Documentation Materials (Custom Edition for Oklahoma City Community College)
Published by Prentice Hall in cooperation with Pearson Custom Publishing
ISBN: 0-536-40235-3 (ISBN13: 978-0-536-40235-6)
2007240365
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Literature-Argu...

Taken from:
Reading Literature and Writing Argument, Third Edition by Missy James and Alan P. Merickel
And:
SF Compact, Second Edition by John Ruszkiewicz, Christy Friend and Maxine Hairston